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Faces, Edges and Vertices worksheet

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  1. 3 marks

    Think about a hexagonal prism.

    (a)

    How many faces does it have?

    (b)

    How many edges does it have?

    (c)

    How many vertices does it have?

  2. 3 marks

    A traffic cone is a cone.

    (A face is flat. A curved surface is not flat, so it is described separately. An edge is where two surfaces meet.)

    (a)

    How many flat faces does it have?

    (b)

    How many curved surfaces does it have?

    (c)

    How many edges does it have?

  3. 2 marks

    A solid has \(7\) faces, \(12\) edges and \(7\) vertices, and six triangles meet at a point above a hexagon.

    Write down the name of the solid.

  4. 4 marks

    Here is a cuboid. The dashed lines are the edges you cannot see from this side.

    A cuboid drawn in isometric projection with its three dimensions labelled and its hidden edges dashed9 cm4 cm3 cm
    (a)

    State the number of faces.

    (b)

    State the number of edges.

    (c)

    State the number of vertices.

    (d)

    Find the volume of the cuboid.

  5. 5 marks

    Here is a triangular prism.

    A triangular prism drawn in isometric projection with hidden edges dashed9 cm6 cm10 cm
    (a)

    Write down the number of faces.

    (b)

    Write down the number of edges.

    (c)

    Write down the number of vertices.

    (d)

    Calculate the volume of the prism.

  6. 2 marks

    A solid has \(12\) faces and \(30\) edges.

    Euler's formula for a solid with flat faces is \(F + V - E = 2\).

    Use it to work out how many vertices the solid has.

  7. 3 marks

    Think about a tetrahedron.

    (a)

    How many faces does it have?

    (b)

    How many edges does it have?

    (c)

    How many vertices does it have?

  8. 3 marks

    A drinks can is a cylinder.

    (A face is flat. A curved surface is not flat, so it is described separately. An edge is where two surfaces meet.)

    (a)

    How many flat faces does it have?

    (b)

    How many curved surfaces does it have?

    (c)

    How many edges does it have?

  9. 2 marks

    A solid has \(7\) faces, \(15\) edges and \(10\) vertices, and two pentagons joined by five rectangles.

    Write down the name of the solid.

  10. 4 marks

    The diagram shows a cuboid. The dashed lines are the edges you cannot see from this side.

    A cuboid drawn in isometric projection with its three dimensions labelled and its hidden edges dashed9 cm2 cm6 cm
    (a)

    State the number of faces.

    (b)

    State the number of edges.

    (c)

    State the number of vertices.

    (d)

    Work out the volume of the cuboid.

Answers

  1. (a) \(8\)
    (b) \(18\)
    (c) \(12\)
  2. (a) \(1\)
    (b) \(1\)
    (c) \(1\)
  3. hexagonal pyramid
  4. (a) \(6\)
    (b) \(12\)
    (c) \(8\)
    (d) \(108\ \text{cm³}\)
  5. (a) \(5\)
    (b) \(9\)
    (c) \(6\)
    (d) \(270\ \text{cm³}\)
  6. \(20\)
  7. (a) \(4\)
    (b) \(6\)
    (c) \(4\)
  8. (a) \(2\)
    (b) \(1\)
    (c) \(2\)
  9. pentagonal prism
  10. (a) \(6\)
    (b) \(12\)
    (c) \(8\)
    (d) \(108\ \text{cm³}\)

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